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Einführung

International Trade

Ningbo University
BA International
Trade & Economy
Winter Semester 2013 / 2014

Dr. Thomas Schuster
Guest Professor

Useful Information
Office hour: After the lecture or at any other time upon appointment E-Mail: drth.schuster@web.de
Assistent

• Fu Suying
• fusuying@nbu.edu.cn
• Phone: 13566627298
Classes:

• Tuesday 8.00-9.35 a.m. every week
• Thursday 8.00-9.35 a.m. every even week

Dr. Thomas Schuster

Ningbo University

International Trade

WS 2013 / 2014

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Useful Information
The course material will be published at schuster.gnomio.com • Go to the internet site schuster.gnomio.com
• Click on the course „NBU BA International Trade IS

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First Term 2013“
You are asked to create a new account. Follow the instructions Click again on the course „NBU BA International Trade
IS First Term 2013“
Enter the enrolment key: NBU_BA_IT_IS_FT_2013
Now you should have access to the course material

Dr. Thomas Schuster

Ningbo University

International Trade

WS 2013 / 2014

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Composition of Final Mark
Attendance 10%
Homework 10%
Participation in class 10%
Final exam 70%

• Duration 90 minutes
• Passed with 75%
Sitting the exam is only possible if student attended more than two third of classes, e.g. at least 12 classes

Dr. Thomas Schuster

Ningbo University

International Trade

WS 2013 / 2014

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Size and Development of International Trade
Comparative Advantage: The Ricardo Model
The Standard Trade Model
Tariffs
Trade Policy in Developing Countries
Balance of Payments
Globalisation

Dr. Thomas Schuster

Ningbo University

International Trade

WS 2013 / 2014

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Literature
Appleyard, Dennis / Field, Alfred / Cobb, Steven, International Economics,
7th edition, McGraw-Hill/Irwin 2009
Feenstra, Robert C. / Taylor, Alan M., International Economics:
International
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